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## Upgrade v0.11.x > dev-master ## Upgrade v0.11.x > v0.12.x
### Breaking: Minimum supported version is PHP5.6 ### Breaking: Minimum supported version is PHP5.6
Dropped support for PHP 5.5. This release still supports PHP 5.6 and PHP 7.0 Dropped support for PHP 5.5. This release still supports PHP 5.6 and PHP 7.0
**But the next major release will require PHP7.1+** **But the next major release will require PHP7.1+**
### Breaking: Custom scalar types need to throw on invalid value
As null might be a valid value custom types need to throw an
Exception inside `parseLiteral()`, `parseValue()` and `serialize()`.
Returning null from any of these methods will now be treated as valid result.
### Breaking: Descriptions in comments are not used as descriptions by default anymore ### Breaking: Descriptions in comments are not used as descriptions by default anymore
Descriptions now need to be inside Strings or BlockStrings in order to be picked up as Descriptions now need to be inside Strings or BlockStrings in order to be picked up as
description. If you want to keep the old behaviour you can supply the option `commentDescriptions` description. If you want to keep the old behaviour you can supply the option `commentDescriptions`
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} }
``` ```
### Breaking: Custom types need to return `Utils::undefined()` or throw on invalid value ### Breaking: Most of previously deprecated classes and methods were removed
As null might be a valid value custom types need to return now `Utils::undefined()` or throw an See deprecation notices for previous versions in details.
Exception inside `parseLiteral()`, `parseValue()` and `serialize()`.
Returning null from any of these methods will now be treated as valid result.
### Breaking: Standard server expects `operationName` vs `operation` for multi-op queries ### Breaking: Standard server expects `operationName` vs `operation` for multi-op queries
Before the change: Before the change: